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Broker 2022
Hirokazu Kore-eda has always been motivated to expatiate his deepest disdains towards child neglect. He extirpates reality to its most extreme flaws through his patented, minimalistic brush strokes and variegated pallettes. In Broker, the argument of abandonment is as complex as the blue of the sadness that lie in his characters; as red as the flawed intentions of its humans; and as beautiful as the yellow of the smiles concocted through the created relationships.
Gone are the days of empathy…
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Decision to Leave 2022
A wonderful reconstruction of the foundations of romanticism into a complexing tale that makes moral principles and attraction collide and annihilate each other. Park Chan-Wook's directional and writing prowess still comes up shining and blooming, oblivious to any limits and/or barricades, for Decision to Leave expands his expatiation on morality, even in the inherent poisonous factor that love brings.
Seo-Rae and Hae-Joon are contained in a room that encapsulates the emotions of their souls, even in the danger and anti-sacredness…
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Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021
I'm really excited for all the reactions once MCU conspiracy theorists finally saw it and realize that their 100-page written "predictions" didn't follow the plotline of this Scooby-Doo episode.
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Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood 2019
Like a landmark, a microcosm of a whole city, Once Upon a Time ...in Hollywood is a historical piece of impervious art that encapsulated the perpetually moving wheel of emotions in Hollywood.
I repulsed this the first time I've watched it in theaters, choosing to be a member of the skeptics that deemed the picture as Tarantino's worst. But upon rewatching the contusion act that is its third act, the bravado of the director shows the necessity of cherishing—the need…
